When you enable Apple Push Notifications (APN) for your App, your device generates a unique device token and pass it to the didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken method in your App delegate. Usually, you’ll…
Today we are proud to present our own very first App (it’s actually our second Android App) that made it to the App Store and Android Market – I think…
During the process of developing I think I spider we discovered various problems regarding Android’s different resolutions. Here you can see which problems we encountered and how we solved them:…
In the previous part of this series we took a look on how to develop mobile applications with plain HTML, CSS & JavaScript (furthermore refered to as the web stack). A…
If you add a store to your app and use In App Purchases to collect your payments, there are a couple of limitations your have to live with. One of…
We improved our “I think I spider” App quite a bit since Beta 1. Among other stuff we added some nice sound effects. If you want to check it out,…
Once in a while a demand for fast development of a mobile application for several platforms at once comes up. Your team of developers might be small or knowledge about…
Our little pet project “I think I spider” is almost ready to be thrown out into the wild! That means we are running a closed beta for iOS devices for…
If you need to send apple push notifications to your users, like we do in a secret project mentioned earlier this week, notnoop’s java-apns library is a good choice, because…
